Capacity to respond to internal and external situations

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Stress:

"Stress is natural, and humans have evolved with a capacity to respond to internal and external situations" (Halter, search content topic. The page might differ based on the edition you have. As you progress through semester of the curriculum of the PBN's Program, the rigor and demands of a nursing program are no doubt obvious to you by now. This assignment will involve a personal analysis of six factors involved in understanding stress.

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